What you could do is make a backup of your old file, make a note of the
date, then go about changing what you want.  When you receive your  rescued
data and before you use it,  you can do a search for all persons you have
modified since the date you noted.  You can then drag and drop/merge those
persons into your rescued data, providing it is not corrupted.


Matt 

 


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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ruth
Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2005 1:52 PM
To: Lists - Legacy posts
Subject: [LegacyUG] IntelliShare


A few weeks ago my laptop was fatally damaged by a major flood in my flat
(apartment in US English?).  My insurers have supplied me with a new laptop
and I've loaded my Legacy database from a backup - only that backup was
taken 10 weeks before the flood and is missing quite a bit of data.

In the meantime, someone employed by the insurers has, apparently, rescued
my data and may be sending me my most up-to-date Legacy database in a few
days time.  But I'm getting withdrawal symptoms and would like to update the
older file.

My question is - if I give into temptation and update the older file, will I
be able to use IntelliShare or something to merge the two into one?  I've
never used that facility so don't want to compound the problem.  And are
there any tips on how to arrange the merge?  I've got nearly 6,000 people so
wouldn't want to go through one by one.

Thanks for your help - and let this be a lesson to all - back up regularly
(not just every 10 weeks), and remember to back up your Legacy user and
report settings files too from the C:\Legacy folder (which I didn't)!

And, finally, I do recognise that my plight is so much less severe than that
of so many in New Orleans to whom I send my profound sympathy.

Ruth
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